Angles & Polygons
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Angles & Polygons 18 September 2017 → 29 September 2018
Tilly Flaming
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Teacher
Year
Ms Rasdell
11
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Student
Topic
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Performance Topic Performance
40%
Here is Tilly’s performance! This score shows the percentage of questions that she answered correctly in Quiz A. The “Expected score” is what we thought Tilly would get, based on how well she did in previous topics.
62% Expected score
Areas to improve
6
10
8
6
4
2
4
NA
Quiz A
Quiz B
25 Nov 2017
11 Nov 2017
Assigned immediately after a
Assigned 3 weeks after a topic
topic is completed to understand
is completed to test what a
what a student has learnt and
student recalls and whether
where misunderstandings lie.
misunderstandings still exist or have reoccurred.
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Explanations & Feedback Questions from Quiz A
Tip
Below is a quick overview of how Tilly did in Quiz A.
Where your child hasn't provided an
You can find more detailed information on each question in the
explanation, encourage him to explain his
following pages.
choice by using the model explanation and the teacher feedback.
Sub topic 1
Angles in triangles
2
Angles in polygons
3
Angles in triangles
4
Angle Facts with Parallel lines
5
Quadrilaterals
6
Angles in polygons
7
Polygons
8
Angles in polygons
9
Angles in polygons
10
Angles in polygons
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Quiz A
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
1
D
C
Tilly’s explanation:
Ms Rasdell’s feedback:
“It is a Z-angle”
“No quite, Tilly. I have sent you some
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may be thinking of alternate angles, but these lines are not parallel.
examples to look at and a worksheet to complete. Once you have finished them, give the follow-up question a go - if you’re still stuck come and see me.” Eedi’s explanation: Angles in a triangle add up to 180°. This tells you the angle ABC is 13°. Angles on a straight line add up to 180°, so x = 157°
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Angle Geometry
Angles in a Triangle
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi’s explanation:
“They all add up to 360”
The interior angles of any quadrilateral add
Question No.
2
B
B
up to 360°. If you add up the 3 given angles, you get 272°, so x must be 88°
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Angle Geometry
Angles in a Quadrilateral
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By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
3
C
C
Tilly’s explanation:
Ms Rasdell’s feedback:
“They are the same”
“Well done! You chose the correct answer. Next time please include more information for example - the type of triangle in this question. This will allow me fully check your understanding.” Eedi’s explanation: The dashed lines indicate that this triangle is an isosceles. Base angles are the same, so x must be 68°
Recommended actions Angles in a Triangles
Angle Geometry
Angles in a Triangle
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
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eedi.co.uk/DC-3627
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Completed? (14min)
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s misunderstanding:
Eedi’s explanation:
Question No.
4
D
The student may have found the bottom left
A
Alternate angles (sometimes known as
angle of the quadrilateral, and may think
"Z-angles") are equal. This angle is alternate
opposite angles in a quadrilateral are equal.
to the one marked 141°
Angles in Parallel Lines
Angle Geometry
Angles in a Triangle
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/DC-1948
eedi.co.uk/DC-1948
eedi.co.uk/WK-0973
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
5
A
B
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi’s explanation:
“I just guessed”
All the sides on both a square and a rhombus
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may have misread the question and given the ones with only some sides
must be equal. That is not true of any of the other quadrilaterals. Sometimes all the sides may be the same, but they do not have to be.
equal.
Recommended actions 2D Shapes: Quadrilaterals
Properties of Quadrilaterals
2D Shapes: Quadrilaterals
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
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Student
Topic
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s explanation:
Ms Rasdell’s feedback:
Question No.
6
B
“It all ads up to 540, and then I worked it out from there”
B “Great work!”
Eedi’s explanation: Total interior angles in a pentagon add up to 540°. If you add up all the given angles you get 492°, so the missing angle must be 48°
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Angle Properties of Polygons
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
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eedi.co.uk/DC-0933
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Student
Topic
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
7
A
B
equal there.”
picture the shapes. Here we are picturing
Tilly’s explanation: “A square is regular and two of the sides are
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may not know that all angles must be equal
Ms Rasdell’s feedback: “When answering questions like this try to regular shapes, eg. a regular hexagon which has 6 equal sides and 6 equal angles, similarly a square has 4 equal angles and 4 equal sides.”
Eedi’s explanation: In regular polygons, all angles are equal, and all sides are the same length
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Angle Properties of Polygons
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
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eedi.co.uk/DC-7953
eedi.co.uk/WK-3983
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi understandig:
“I can see the number 156!!!!”
The size of an exterior angle is 180-156 =
Question No.
8
C
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may not know where to start
D
24°. To get the number of sides, we can then do 360/24, which gives us 15°
and has stated the given angle
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Interior and Exterior Angles
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-8742
eedi.co.uk/DC-1486
eedi.co.uk/WK-6783
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Student
Topic
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
9
B
B
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi’s explanation:
“I just guessed”
The exterior angle is 360/18 = 20°. From the diagram, the angle we want is 90° plus the exterior, which gives us 110°
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Interior and Exterior Angles
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-0923
eedi.co.uk/DC-6089
eedi.co.uk/WK-5234
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
D
Correct answer
Tilly’s misunderstanding:
Eedi’s explanation:
The student may have remembered the
An interior angle plus and exterior angle
formula for total interior angles
equals 180°. You can work out an exterior
Question No.
10 A
angle by doing 360/n
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Interior and Exterior Angles
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-0943
eedi.co.uk/DC-3251
eedi.co.uk/WK-1209
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Completed? (10min)
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Student
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Overall Effort Overall Effort
71%
Effort is a good indicator of how confident and engaged Tilly is with the subject, helping and encouraging her at home will only benefit Tilly and help her improve.
65/80
48/80
Questions answered
Explanations given
61
Puctuality Making sure she completes assignments on time is key, if assignments are late it can effect the insights and feedback we are able to offer you, Tilly and her teacher.
Completed on time
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4
15
Completed late
Uncompleted
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Upcoming Topics Oct
Mon 2nd
Scale Diagrams and Bearings
Mon 9th
Basic Number
Mon 16th
Factors and Multiples
Mon 23th
Basic Algebra
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Factors and Multiples
Basic Algebra
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Angles & Polygons 18 September 2017 → 29 September 2018
Tilly Flaming
eedi.co.uk
Teacher
Year
Ms Rasdell
11
Page 1 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Performance Topic Performance
40%
Here is Tilly’s performance! This score shows the percentage of questions that she answered correctly in Quiz A. The “Expected score” is what we thought Tilly would get, based on how well she did in previous topics.
62% Expected score
Areas to improve
6
10
8
6
4
2
4
NA
Quiz A
Quiz B
25 Nov 2017
11 Nov 2017
Assigned immediately after a
Assigned 3 weeks after a topic
topic is completed to understand
is completed to test what a
what a student has learnt and
student recalls and whether
where misunderstandings lie.
misunderstandings still exist or have reoccurred.
eedi.co.uk
Page 2 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Explanations & Feedback Questions from Quiz A
Tip
Below is a quick overview of how Tilly did in Quiz A.
Where your child hasn't provided an
You can find more detailed information on each question in the
explanation, encourage him to explain his
following pages.
choice by using the model explanation and the teacher feedback.
Sub topic 1
Angles in triangles
2
Angles in polygons
3
Angles in triangles
4
Angle Facts with Parallel lines
5
Quadrilaterals
6
Angles in polygons
7
Polygons
8
Angles in polygons
9
Angles in polygons
10
Angles in polygons
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Quiz A
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
1
D
C
Tilly’s explanation:
Ms Rasdell’s feedback:
“It is a Z-angle”
“No quite, Tilly. I have sent you some
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may be thinking of alternate angles, but these lines are not parallel.
examples to look at and a worksheet to complete. Once you have finished them, give the follow-up question a go - if you’re still stuck come and see me.” Eedi’s explanation: Angles in a triangle add up to 180°. This tells you the angle ABC is 13°. Angles on a straight line add up to 180°, so x = 157°
Recommended actions Angles in a Triangles
Angle Geometry
Angles in a Triangle
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-1634
eedi.co.uk/DC-8176
eedi.co.uk/WK-9864
Watched? (6min)
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Read? (20min)
Completed? (14min)
Page 4 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi’s explanation:
“They all add up to 360”
The interior angles of any quadrilateral add
Question No.
2
B
B
up to 360°. If you add up the 3 given angles, you get 272°, so x must be 88°
Recommended actions Angles in Quadrilaterals
Angle Geometry
Angles in a Quadrilateral
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-8273
eedi.co.uk/DC-8127
eedi.co.uk/WK-6435
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Completed? (18min)
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Student
Topic
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
3
C
C
Tilly’s explanation:
Ms Rasdell’s feedback:
“They are the same”
“Well done! You chose the correct answer. Next time please include more information for example - the type of triangle in this question. This will allow me fully check your understanding.” Eedi’s explanation: The dashed lines indicate that this triangle is an isosceles. Base angles are the same, so x must be 68°
Recommended actions Angles in a Triangles
Angle Geometry
Angles in a Triangle
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-2736
eedi.co.uk/DC-3627
eedi.co.uk/WK-8573
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Completed? (14min)
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s misunderstanding:
Eedi’s explanation:
Question No.
4
D
The student may have found the bottom left
A
Alternate angles (sometimes known as
angle of the quadrilateral, and may think
"Z-angles") are equal. This angle is alternate
opposite angles in a quadrilateral are equal.
to the one marked 141°
Angles in Parallel Lines
Angle Geometry
Angles in a Triangle
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/DC-1948
eedi.co.uk/DC-1948
eedi.co.uk/WK-0973
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Student
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Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
5
A
B
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi’s explanation:
“I just guessed”
All the sides on both a square and a rhombus
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may have misread the question and given the ones with only some sides
must be equal. That is not true of any of the other quadrilaterals. Sometimes all the sides may be the same, but they do not have to be.
equal.
Recommended actions 2D Shapes: Quadrilaterals
Properties of Quadrilaterals
2D Shapes: Quadrilaterals
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-5873
eedi.co.uk/DC-8102
eedi.co.uk/WK-1872
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Completed? (10min)
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s explanation:
Ms Rasdell’s feedback:
Question No.
6
B
“It all ads up to 540, and then I worked it out from there”
B “Great work!”
Eedi’s explanation: Total interior angles in a pentagon add up to 540°. If you add up all the given angles you get 492°, so the missing angle must be 48°
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Angle Properties of Polygons
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/DC-7942
eedi.co.uk/DC-0933
eedi.co.uk/WK-0138
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Completed? (18min)
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
7
A
B
equal there.”
picture the shapes. Here we are picturing
Tilly’s explanation: “A square is regular and two of the sides are
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may not know that all angles must be equal
Ms Rasdell’s feedback: “When answering questions like this try to regular shapes, eg. a regular hexagon which has 6 equal sides and 6 equal angles, similarly a square has 4 equal angles and 4 equal sides.”
Eedi’s explanation: In regular polygons, all angles are equal, and all sides are the same length
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Angle Properties of Polygons
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-9823
eedi.co.uk/DC-7953
eedi.co.uk/WK-3983
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Read? (6min)
Completed? (10min)
Page 10 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi understandig:
“I can see the number 156!!!!”
The size of an exterior angle is 180-156 =
Question No.
8
C
Tilly’s misunderstanding: The student may not know where to start
D
24°. To get the number of sides, we can then do 360/24, which gives us 15°
and has stated the given angle
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Interior and Exterior Angles
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-8742
eedi.co.uk/DC-1486
eedi.co.uk/WK-6783
Watched? (10min)
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Read? (6min)
Completed? (10min)
Page 11 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
Correct answer
Question No.
9
B
B
Tilly’s explanation:
Eedi’s explanation:
“I just guessed”
The exterior angle is 360/18 = 20°. From the diagram, the angle we want is 90° plus the exterior, which gives us 110°
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Interior and Exterior Angles
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-0923
eedi.co.uk/DC-6089
eedi.co.uk/WK-5234
Watched? (3min)
eedi.co.uk
Read? (6min)
Completed? (10min)
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Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly chose
D
Correct answer
Tilly’s misunderstanding:
Eedi’s explanation:
The student may have remembered the
An interior angle plus and exterior angle
formula for total interior angles
equals 180°. You can work out an exterior
Question No.
10 A
angle by doing 360/n
Recommended actions Angles in Polygons
Interior and Exterior Angles
Angles in Polygons
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-0943
eedi.co.uk/DC-3251
eedi.co.uk/WK-1209
Watched? (3min)
eedi.co.uk
Read? (6min)
Completed? (10min)
Page 13 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Overall Effort Overall Effort
71%
Effort is a good indicator of how confident and engaged Tilly is with the subject, helping and encouraging her at home will only benefit Tilly and help her improve.
65/80
48/80
Questions answered
Explanations given
61
Puctuality Making sure she completes assignments on time is key, if assignments are late it can effect the insights and feedback we are able to offer you, Tilly and her teacher.
Completed on time
eedi.co.uk
4
15
Completed late
Uncompleted
Page 14 of 15
Student
Topic
Report period
Tilly Flaming
Angles & Polygons
18 Sep 2017 → 29 Sep 2017
Tilly’s Upcoming Topics Oct
Mon 2nd
Scale Diagrams and Bearings
Mon 9th
Basic Number
Mon 16th
Factors and Multiples
Mon 23th
Basic Algebra
Get ahead Scale Diagrams and Bearings
Factors and Multiples
Basic Algebra
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
By Oxford University Press
eedi.co.uk/VD-9678
eedi.co.uk/DC-8756
eedi.co.uk/WK-2983
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